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._m2crypto import failed #1

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abrignoni opened this issue Apr 22, 2020 · 12 comments
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._m2crypto import failed #1

abrignoni opened this issue Apr 22, 2020 · 12 comments
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@abrignoni
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error

System:

  • Microsoft Surface
  • Windows 10 Pro
  • Python 3.7.4
  • All items in requirements.txt installed via pip -r with no problems.
@jfarley248
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Looking into this now. Trying to get rid of all the M2Crypto dependencies as it's a complete pain to get working correctly

@jfarley248
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@abrignoni Just pushed update to remove the M2Crypto dependencies, give that a whirl

@abrignoni
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It's running!!!!!!!!
Love verbose. Does it log it?

@jfarley248
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Awesome! And it should, inside the folder you added as the output should be the iOS_Filesystem folder and a MEAT.log

Let me know when the extraction finishes successfully (hopefully) so I can close this issue, thanks!

@abrignoni
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I see the log. Got another error as it was extracting but it might be my fault for not running as administrator. Will give it another run.

@jfarley248
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Ok, let me know if another issue arises

@abrignoni
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Running with md5 hasher on
Screen Shot 2020-04-22 at 1 21 27 PM

Ran without the hasher.
error 2

@jfarley248
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Huh ok so 2 issues going on here. Could you sent the full command and the error of running without the hasher? I'm running my own with the hasher as well to try to reproduce

@abrignoni
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Log run without hasher
python MEAT.py -iOS -filesystem -o ./output -v
MEAT.log

@jfarley248
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I'm seeing that the last line in that log is it trying to connect back to device: 2de54f88518959d51d8f0338cf713617f6169255? And then do you see that error shown above?

@jfarley248
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Fixed hashing bug with commit #6958b26

@jfarley248 jfarley248 self-assigned this Apr 22, 2020
@abrignoni
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Filesystem extraction no errors. Going to try logical now. Also no errors at hashing.

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